Raspberry Pi Projects

[@TJFREE]

Congratulations to KZbin User captain creative, who has won the Raspberry Pi 3 giveaway. Thanks so much for everyone watching and sharing your comments!

[@pandastick33]

Hey @tjfree could you please share the name of that display case you use for the portable media center please?

[@hexsec2011]

raspberry pi I used it for hosting Mesh network Serivces and PWNING so plz is for me.

[@viralvideos9227]

i'm new here ur making good projects please make some tutorials in depth for new learners to learn

[@timyg]

May i get one please i am broke and i have dreamed about one.

[@iandavis5329]

Tim Sucks At Life, no

[@digitalsmoke4694]

I wish i had an older brother like you to learn from. I just recently got into this field of electronics as a hobby and now seeing all your awesome projects has given me the motivation to jump in full steam ahead.

[@dmo848]

Same here. This jus may be a new hobby 4 me

[@user-hc4ls5of3g]

I really want to start programming as a hobby. Im having trouble finding a starting point as i am a total noob

[@scrub3359]

@@user-hc4ls5of3g Have you done any projects in the past year?

[@l0ns901]

there is a house near me that does do chirstmas lights synced to a radio so u can come in ur car tune in and watch a light show

[@RBUKFAN]

Same a house around me (somewhere in Louisville not gonna say where tho) does that to, they have a big Christmas tree (without branches lol) just lights, and it shows images with the radio. Pretty neat

[@Sirbanza]

I have a place that do that too

[@RBUKFAN]

@@Sirbanza cool

[@oopsiexist]

Only if I have neighbors like this...

[@JaseNeverSleeps]

That's all fun until someone hacks into the lights and your house is running down the street

[@shinigamilee5915]

You can broadcast FM low power without having a problem with the FCC. There are all kinds of devices that are already doing this.

[@fetchstixRHD]

I was about to say, weren't the mini FM station generators (for playing your music in your car etc. without a direct connection) a thing? I remember seeing them sold in multiple places quite visibly in the UK and thought that it would be similar in the US...

[@relaxnation1773]

Those fm transmitters are filtered, whereas the pi's signal is not so that does make it illegal.

[@ghz24]

@@relaxnation1773 Filtered? How? The FCC site doesn't mention filters it mentions distance, more than 200 feet in the FM or AM band you need a license.

[@dylandylan11731]

Filtered in bandwidth and also power limited. Raspberry Pi devices don’t do that. They don’t comply with fcc code.

[@abhiinfokosh]

You have changed my life man it's really great to have a guy like you in this world and specialy on youtube for us i liked all of your pi projects i am a begainner in code i wish to work on pi projects too......

[@atlantic_love]

How did that change your life?

[@isavedlatin3467]

@@atlantic_love I started watching these tutorials and it made me realize I really love messing around with tech, now I have a solid paying job that I love, wouldn’t be where without his videos

[@atlantic_love]

@@isavedlatin3467 Does your deal with messing with technology? if so, how did you get that job?

[@eckee]

4:15 I love how it had a hard time deciding if it’s a dog or cat then immediately become sure after cat started walking out with what the fuck ever attitude.

[@zen-ventzi-marinov]

:D:D:D:DD:D:DD:D:D

[@questwalkerko]

cat: *is cat* "DOG 99%"

[@eddielookingbeautifulbravo8]

lol...

[@whynotbanana]

was about to say this lol

[@eyeprops5422]

Raspberry PI: Cat.... Dog... wait no... Cat

[@DDBAA24]

Honestly I was pretty impressed that it corrected itself so quickly , it may have took a second , BUT was able to recover and determine the correct object in a relatively short amount of time. For such a low powered board , I can't be anything but impressed. These Guys over at Idein have been working on this for 2 years , they started with machine vision using RPi0's . Then, added facial recognition & finally using the concept of the 'Xbox Kinnect ' Idein.inc implemented gait tracking (by upgrading to Rpi3). All of this on such cheap hardware is amazing , because when I think AI I think $20k Scientific Workstation , not $10-$35 SBC lol . Obviously it has its limits , nevertheless very promising especially with this 8GB model 4B . Even at the higher price point.

[@eraticalyt548]

LMAO

[@basharebrahem]

You've really motivated me to get start with Rasbperry pi. 👍

[@TJFREE]

Glad to hear it!

[@ryanlongho2518]

same here

[@Boris_Chang]

Me three!

[@pantaleonpresillas5541]

I am a newbie to Raspberry Pi. I truly appreciate your video enabling me to see where I can bring this newly discovered gadget. Thanks.

[@whenthethebeansstrikeback6728]

Everyone: AI is going to kill us all My AI: *dog*

[@WarpOverload]

@MD R. Hossain AI: everybody else besides you

[@ashleyougham3777]

Cat

[@birdy369]

exactly how it could kill us all: mistaking us for something else

[@wojciechzenongrodzki379]

As a pilot I need to say that this diy ADS-B receiver sounds amazing

[@baldendoboriqua6391]

i would expect making something like this to be illegal lol Im very suprised it isnt

[@cplcabs]

@@baldendoboriqua6391 why would you think its illegal? How do you think flight radar etc work? They use ADS receivers all over the world to populate their sites

[@RealityXP_]

4:14 *Hovers camera over cat* _the pi:_ _nah thats a _*_d o g_*

[@heroslippy6666]

scared people: ai is so advanced now, we might even get skynet *cat walks by* ai: *d o g*

[@RBBlackstone]

DigitizedReality sure, it is a cat. But today it identifies as a dog.

[@omaralramadneh2642]

if (object == small){ return Dog } else { Return Cat }

[@ObiWanKannabi]

@@omaralramadneh2642 when detects rat?

[@omaralramadneh2642]

@@ObiWanKannabi rat would be the biggest object 🤣

[@andrewstegall1576]

Just picked a Pi4 and installed retropie on it. Man this piece of machinery is amazing and great projects posted on your page

[@WSallai]

First-time viewer, now new Subscriber. I too am a Ham (Technician) and I am planning on purchasing Raspberry Pi 4 with 4-Gb RAM. I have already purchased some accessories like Relay Boards. Will now look at some the Projects that you demonstrated and hope to build a couple of them. Particularly the Mini-NES Game System. My adult son will love this! Excellent video.

[@APTLC987]

Your really the only person I have seen that actually does projects that are functional. I did setup a Pi4 as a server using OMV. I really like some of the other projects you have done.

[@TJFREE]

Thanks Ian. I'm also using OMV for my media server currently.

[@davidschaffner4887]

Last year, my son and I got a kit from target that let him build a laptop using a Pi. He is now learning how to make games using it and python

[@omgcyanide4642]

Good job! Truly.

[@mawamatakama5150]

"...is a microcontroller computer" * TRIGGERED *

[@JosueRodriguez08]

Same bro

[@levibisonn7497]

Literally cam to the comments for this.

[@Chr0nalis]

That and "credit card sized" . Double trigger within 3 seconds.

[@timbilliet1050]

ok nerd

[@johnlaw1952]

I am just starting out with the PI, I just made a Kodi PI with my DVD’s on a external drive. I am going to try more things with the PI. Looking forward to follow your site.

[@nmjerry]

I was looking to do something on a pi 2 like pirate box, and decided instead of Library Box, to just have a web server to either download or upload files and to have a forum on it like simple machine forums. I got it up and running, the initial page served took forever but after that web pages served quickly. I got a little travel router to use as its wifi, in order to have an external firewall, but I haven't gotten around to figuring out the openwrt low level details; the normal modes of the travel router puts the wifi on the inside of the LAN. The travel router seems to use less than 1 watt of power.

[@dr34d37]

At 9:50 how have you stuck your PI to the side? what did you use?

[@jasonreynolds9561]

Thank you for breaking down and going through many ways to use the raspberry pi. I will be regularly checking to see what great content you will be adding!!! Thank you!

[@_DUx]

I fall in love with this small beauty! In ASAP going to order ❤️❤️❤️

[@haydenhoodless2055]

10:39 - The tree wasn't enough. You just had to program it for the whole house and make it go like a horror movie, huh?

[@kingn0ah377]

Smart house movie be like:

[@toddstewart4579]

How many of these have you loaded up to work on Rosetta@home via BOINC?

[@Tech_Distro]

These are one of the best projects ive seen in a long time

[@linux-power-user]

What a nice object detection AI, showing us your cat with a dog tag.

[@Top40MashUpz]

The Falcon Pi Player is used to run the OS to control the Christmas lights or aka pixels that is so often sequenced lights to music. There are so much more projects for the RPi beyond this video also!

[@montedetro6475]

I never thought about using one for a NAS solution. That’s a really cheap alternative to the commercial versions.

[@johnb9271]

Do you have a video on how to make some of these projects? Like the pirate box or the imaging camera?

[@maximuslittle6972]

which raspberry kit would be good to use with a gps sensor?

[@RichardParnaby-King]

Can you do chapters in the timeline for future videos please? 0:00 Intro 0:30 Desktop PC 1:36 Network Server / Storage 2:20 Turn none wireless device into a wireless device 3:20 Pirate Radio 3:40 Object Detection 4:30 Tablet 5:39 Pirate Box 6:25 ADS-B receiver 7:35 Hardware Wallet 8:25 Nintendo Emulator 9:50 Christmas Light controller 10:47 Competition / Outro

[@TJFREE]

I really need to do this, Richard. Thanks so much for sharing. I've added this to the video description.

[@pepeafa]

You are awesome Richard, thnx man

[@arboghast8505]

4:15 Dog

[@insaneinventions7302]

Really cool projects :O Playing NES, which is really a Raspberry with XBOX controller is just hilarious :DDD

[@RanEncounter]

Xbox controller works in Nintendo Switch too.

[@christopherwells8594]

These are some nice projects. I have wanted to make a Christmas controller if some sort for years and now I have a home that will allow me to do so! Thanks for the ideas and insperation, looking forward to other videos.

[@TheWarrrenator]

@4:32 What is the percentage beside the image? Could someone inform me? Thanks.

[@TJFREE]

How accurate the identification is in that moment. Its like the software saying, 'I'm 83% sure this is a keyboard but I'm only 58% sure this is a dog'

[@TheWarrrenator]

TJ FREE THANK YOU! *hugz*

[@waterandafter]

If memory serves, a private citizen/business can broadcast about 500 feet on FM (not sure if it's supposed to be tied to a fixed location though, as in, not while driving around). This is how real estate used to sell houses back in the late 80s. You'd drive by a house and the for sale sign would tell you to tune to an FM station and they'd be broadcasting info on that house from a device inside.

[@justinh9539]

I live in sacramento and someone literally did that last project you mentioned for christmas

[@funsquadgod7467]

I live in Springfield, Mo and someone here has the same

[@michaelliang3551]

Your channel is so inspiring. It encourages me to live a technologically autonomous lifestyle.

[@fedeMCTV]

true story

[@computerexpert5533]

"has very responsive games" Game: *stutters*

[@vmanju3]

Yashas

[@pandastick33]

Hey @tjfree could you please share the name of that display case you use for the portable media center please?

[@TJFREE]

Hi Peter. Its two parts on Amazon, a '7" Pi Touch Screen' and a 'SmartiPi Touch 2 Case' for the screen. Hope that helps!

[@tomreingold4024]

Thanks for the offer. I’m just getting into raspberry pi. I’m using one to build a college class project. It’s something that I’m pretty sure doesn’t exist yet. I will see when it’s done. I’ve subscribed. You’re publishing good stuff!

[@alexbeaudoin7169]

Object detection looks like an interesting project, curious how the pi 3 would handle it.

[@dissocialdolphin8518]

I did a similar project working with Tensorflow and OpemCV on the Pi3B+. It was the typical handwriting recognizer using the MNIST dataset, but with the Pi camera and open Cv. The difference is it wasn'tliive like the Ob. Recognition he showed, I had to take screenshots and then they'll be processed, but I think it is possible to make Live Object Recognition with the Pi 3, although it may work much slower than the 4

[@keeganfernandes3820]

Use a external server with more processing power to process the images it’s faster and can handle large workloads

[@pictureus]

1:14 "Very responsive games" instant stutter in game..

[@iwonttellmynametoamachine5422]

good enough for console-players ^^

[@GrooveQuest]

Yeah, the Pi’s are cool, I have lots of them laying around. Might do one or two of these projects this weekend. Haven’t played with the Pi4, quite frankly, the Pi3’s keep doing the job. But a 4 is on my list if the need arises to put dual monitors on one.

[@Lokiman2024]

Wow!!! Just found your channel, absolutely so excited about your videos and learning more. Really have been getting into the raspberry stuff lately but it’s hard switching around projects on just one pi, but making it work for now. Can’t wait to watch more future videos. Thank you

[@yck3810]

May I know where can I buy the little tiny heat sink that you attach on the chip of raspberry pi?

[@TJFREE]

I think they are on Amazon and Ebay. The ones I have came with the case(s).

[@yck3810]

@@TJFREE Alright, thank you for the info. Have a good day!

[@thebasketballhistorian3291]

3:55 Terminator/Robocop POV

[@Shadow77999]

lmao

[@paranormalphenomena563]

"I'll be bacc"

[@Ass_Burgers_Syndrome]

"Come quietly or there will be ... trouble."

[@randomuser-vs3oe]

great video but my wallet doesnt agree with the "credit card sized" statement

[@miigon9117]

9:55 this much of relays must be looooud

[@willybee684]

No necessarily. They could be solid state, no moving parts.

[@miigon9117]

@@keanudeleon7933 I don't speak the language natively😅. People who don't speak English exist.

[@miigon9117]

@@keanudeleon7933 oh if it's that, thanks

[@HansiKlein]

Nice setup. Whats the background named on your desktop version of the pi at 0:55?

[@williamhowell1791]

Can you discuss or tell more about the mesh network setup you showed. Would like to know what all equipment you are sowing in the video about the mesh network. Thanks

[@GiorgioAresu]

Me: play the video Him: ... is this *microcontroller computer* ... Me: close the video

[@chuck_norris]

same xd

[@michaelacooper]

yeah. Network card, hard drive.

[@phillemon2810]

hi, greetings from Namibia(Africa), damn i was looking at buying one of those but i couldnt find one locally .causei wanted to use it to teach kids programming and networking using mainly linux as i want to broaden their horizons

[@ThiesBroetje]

Explicit XX that is a great idea. Let me know if I should ship one to you.

[@suburbia2050]

pishop www.pishop.co.za/store/raspberry-pi-boards in South Africa is an official reseller, couldnt see any other African countries in the officical reseller list on www.raspberrypi.org/

[@martinausdeutschland]

"Size of a credit card" - this may have been an early credit card pre-release. :-D

[@Shadow77999]

lol thicc

[@jawnsushi]

Could you use the tablet that you make as a remote to play movies from your network storage on your TV?

[@joecizin9357]

Finding your channel has really sparked up my Day, I'm a bit late to the world of Pi and Linus, but with the current State of Things, better late than never, hoping to come up to speed in time to teach my Grandkidds, before the Crunch.

[@AstroDenny]

I use astroberry to control my mini-observatory setup.

[@ronitkasegaonkar9572]

These projects are really gold mines

[@Ghostviperz]

It’s a massive shame you can hardly find a pie these days $175 for a 4 and $75 for a zero. It really stifles innovation.

[@jaypatel7430]

This video is very very important for me because I am cyber security student....Very Very Thank u TJ Free.... From Jay Patel.

[@bluesdog88]

Wondering if i can make a media server for my HDTV that takes care of all the different codecs i use? My Sony TV doesnt have any codec updates so a lot of the stuff i want to watch is encoded with an unsupported format would a Raspberry Pi be the answer?

[@privateeye242]

The cat stopped and looked at the floor at 4:13 when he was called a dog by the Pi. Hope the cat will not take revenge at a later moment.

[@paulathienides1376]

Watching in June 2020... you’re a really good teacher dude!!

[@cliveadams7629]

By the time we come out of this lockdown I could become a master coder with a Raspberry Pi.

[@JosueRodriguez08]

You can do it with your laptop

[@atlantic_love]

No need to mention the lockdown.

[@justindyster7073]

Can you share where you got the power relay boards for the Christmas lights? Thanks.

[@lm386opamp]

Do you get on the air with your ticket? Or did you get it for drone operations?

[@tiaxanderson9725]

Me: *sees cat* AI: Dog 99% Cat moves; Me: *suddenly see dog* AI: Cat 99% Me: *cries in a corner*

[@Jerazmus]

I’ve been looking into learning about these. They look so fun. I dismantle and use parts from electronics to make other things work. I wish I had a credit card. I would totally like to order a pi and start with building a tiny desktop. So cool are some of the devices you have made! Keep inspiring!,

[@JellyLancelot]

400gb micro sd, still amazes me

[@reactking7093]

1tb is out now

[@mbrenison9763]

A great selection. I don’t have experience with raspberry but I am going to look into building projects with several of them. The types of new projects are just amazing. Thank you for sharing.

[@jawnsushi]

Regarding the first one, what does turning the hard drive into a server do? Allow you to use that hard drive as wireless storage on your network? How does a person learn how to do this stuff and learn how to apply it?

[@Arnipr99]

You've given me some good ideas to star playing with raspberry this 2020!!

[@Nobel666]

I know rite

[@kevin_wolf]

Loved this. Especially the project with the image detection. Do you know if there’s any project that uses the camera detect if an egg has been left behind by chicken in the chicken coop?

[@thestupidgeek-latecnologia1103]

4:15 camera: that's a f***king dog me: bruh

[@krunallimbani]

Which is best raspberry pi and cheaper for Smart Mirror project

[@TJFREE]

I recommend going with the latest, the Pi 4 currently, with 2GB of ram is fine. It will be most responsive. I would love to do a Smart mirror some day. Best of luck!

[@BassamBadran]

Dear TJ, nice thing that you are doing. I need to know all the video in creating raspberry pi applications.

[@JustinBellingerTV]

What an amazingly useful channel; duly subscribed, thanks.

[@MatthewCarlsen]

Hey man I just found your channel through search and out channels and interests are very similar! I want to build something with my raspberry pi but have not yet!

[@FriedTurkey]

4:26 Ight imma go and teach it how to properly identify cars, perfect.

[@00xess]

just use opencv

[@CalebCartier]

Is editing video actually decent on them?

[@davidnimby]

hey TJ, I just ran my 1st Pi for the 1st time last night. I plugged a headphone into the audio lookin jack ( it is a Pi 4 B running no boobs software) i was seeing a youtube video on the screen but had no audio. how might I get audio please ?

[@bradleymiller437]

I had this horrible problem too when I installed mine two weeks ago. Was a Nightmare. None of the online solutions worked. Except this article. www.element14.com/community/community/raspberry-pi/blog/2019/09/14/asla-audio-glitch-issue-pi-4-fix Every time I tried installing new software, the problem would come back and I’d have to use this solution again. I don’t know how to permanently fix it.

[@Platypus_WillE]

I hope I can still join the giveaway. I would want make a smart mirror with it.

[@sucukmitei2844]

I just recently bought a pie 4 and will run retropie on it and thats pretty nice!

[@TJFREE]

Awesome!

[@thestartupguy3975]

5:14 bruh I have the same headphones and they're really good

[@yairgrenade]

Which headphones bro?

[@stormcloakguard8521]

bro?

[@reactionvideo3395]

Smart or genius works sir, congrats sir. 👍👍👍

[@JoseHernandez-lx1ij]

Nice vid bruh. Really enjoyed your projects.

[@andilerodney7215]

Binging on this channel, very informative, unfortunately/fortunately, i just found it now.

[@dugabomber5993]

I'm curious on the Christmas light projects. Ima have to attempt this. Can it be possible to use leds in a game room and have the lights interact with what's on the tv?

[@jjbb2502]

That tpu will it help to boost my slow Ubuntu laptop? Or is in onze for ai

[@TJFREE]

Good question. It's only optimal for specific cases. It won't help speed up your laptop in general. The best was to speed up a laptop is to install an SSD and reduce the number of unnecessary processes running in the background.

[@raghunandan403]

Good document. I liked the mesh n/w project. Did you deploy it anywhere ?

[@jay-rus4437]

Im completely new to Pi. As a HAM operator with an Extra License I enjoy HF radio, but am looking ahead to some Allstar Network, and some other projects. Starting with an Allstar Node build this week. Dont really know where to begin, but Im sure I will jump in and mess some stuff up 😁

[@eranfeit]

Hi, Do you have a dedicated video for the TensorFlow recognition project ?

[@TJFREE]

No, but check out @Edje Electronics , he has some great videos on it, like this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5rQhHqFdrp8brs

[@vegaswould]

the zebra cases are awesome looking. also, the Nespi case for the raspberry pi 3 looks cool too

[@debamritadas1360]

Last one was awesome, my raspberry pi suddenly stopped detecting wifi module. How do I know if its a hardware issue?

[@ElementalTJ]

Hi TJ FREE. I'm TJ HATT. Just wanted to mention that mixing 18650 batteries, especially with different MAHs, could be potentially dangerous. Thanks for the video! Take care. (:

[@TJFREE]

Hi TJ HATT! That is good info. The 18650s do scare me. I have a good charger/tester for them, and try to match up ones that will play nice together, ;).

[@alexvondormon8587]

for the NAS setup, it's great but even on the raspberry 3b it's super super slow, you have any workarounds for that?

[@bruvgames7248]

what is the best by cheepist raspberry pi?

[@seeker0587]

uses one of the strongest ALFA wireless network adapters to give wifi to a non wifi device as the aLFA device was intended?

[@potjoza]

amazing things you have do with raspberry man, thanks for sharing. I know this is 2022 March but I can still enjoy your projects and all the possibilities around.

[@dr.deathgamer1667]

Can you attach that Raspberry Pi to diagnose car codes

[@TJFREE]

Good question. I think it requires additional hardware. There is a project called AutoPi that might have that functionality, but I'm not too familiar with it.

[@dr.deathgamer1667]

I do have another question I forgot to ask can you turn an old laptop pretty much back to new with a Raspberry Pi and if it uses the old hard drive

[@BS-sd6op]

wow just found your channel. My grandson and I are just starting to get into the rasberrypie world. I have a Ras 3 for his self learnind and just recently bought a ras 4 kit and we are about to set it up to do something. you have a lot of great projects and you are very knowlegable. I am a soon to be retired electrician/controls tech. who has been involved in building automation since its conception. This will be great retirement options. keep up the videos.